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Simple Fast Battery Charger Using LTC4012

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Here is very simple but very fast battery charger electronic circuit diagram project, the  Linear Technology Corporation introduces the LTC4012, LTC4012-1 and LTC4012-2, fast-charge 4A capable high efficiency switchmode battery charger controllers for multiple battery chemistries. The LTC4012 supports Li-Ion Polymer, NiMH, NiCd and sealed lead acid battery chemistries in single and multicell configurations. The LTC4012 offers an adjustable battery termination voltage, while the LTC4012-1 and LTC4012-2 utilize a programmable internal resistor divider to charge from 1 to 4 series Lithium cells at multiples of 4.1V and 4.2V, respectively. Circuit Diagram: Main features of charger LTC4012 family chips are : Efficient 550kHz Synchronous Buck PWM Topology , ±0.5% Output Float Voltage Accuracy , Programmable Charge Current: 4% Accuracy , Programmable AC Adapter Current Limit , No Audible Noise with Ceramic Capacitors , INFET Low Loss Ideal Diode PowerPath™ Control , Wide Input Voltage Ra...

Ultra Fast Battery charger circuit

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Ultra Fast Battery Chager for Nickel-Cadmium battery cells [NiCad] which will be discussed in this article is Fast NiCad Battery Charger, called the Ultra Fast Charger Battery Charger NiCad because it can make filling fast NiCad Batteries Cell. A battery charger in Desai has a fast charging capabilities such as Ultra Fast Battery Chager for Nickel-Cadmium battery cells [NiCad] on this article shall be equipped with some ability to protect the battery and charger circuit itself. Feature owned by Ultra Fast Battery Chager for Nickel-Cadmium battery cells [NiCad]  Autoshut-off, is the ability of the charger to stop charging current to a NiCad battery if the capacity NiCad battery is fully charged. Polarity Protection, with the existence of this capability so if there are mounting the battery on the charger upside yan can be known. Constant output voltage Output currents enough to fill some NiCad batteries at once in parallel. Short Circuit Protection, with the existence of this protec...